How We Unlocked Key Accounts and Built a Steady Sales Pipeline for a Collaboration Giant
Objective
A worldwide leader in video collaboration solutions wanted to improve its presence among large enterprises
actively evaluating video conferencing hardware like
MeetUp, Rally, and Rally Plus.
- Drive pipeline-ready leads from CXOs, IT Heads, and Decision-Makers
- Establish Thought Leadership in the video collaboration space
- Nurture enterprise customers and map their intent journey
- Map and nurture accounts across different buying stages
- Elevate the client’s perceived value in the market.
- Create clear sales intent signals and generate a measurable pipeline
This was more than a lead-gen campaign. It was about:
Building thought leadership in a commoditized space
Mapping intent with surgical accuracy
Delivering ₹85 Lakh pipeline-ready revenue
The Client walked away with a qualified pool of CXO-level decision-makers — ready for
conversion, not just another list
Key Target Audience:
- IT Heads & Senior IT Decision Makers
- CXOs across enterprise accounts
The Challenge:
The enterprise video conferencing market is cluttered, and buyers don’t convert easily
- Identify and engage decision-makers amidst this noise
- Track account behavior and separate serious prospects from passive audiences
- Move target accounts toward salesreadiness systematically
And to achieve that, we had to tackle more challenges
Complex ABM Journey Completion:
Moving enterprise prospects through the full ABM cycle — Awareness → PreEngagement → Engagement → Pre-Action
→ Action — which is where most B2B campaigns fail.
Data Enrichment Complexity:
Create an enriched dataset based on industry, company size, seniority, and decision-making functions — not just
run-of-the-mill targeting
Positioning Beyond a Product:
Build thought leadership and emotional engagement in a space often reduced to technical specs and price wars.
Our Strategy and Execution:
Powered by KABOOM - dotConverse’s ABM Engine
The Strategy:
Strategic Communication Hook - HAPPY AT WORK
Our research showed that for large enterprises, city
travel, and hectic meeting schedules were the biggest
barriers to a happy, stress-free work culture.
We positioned the client’s video collaboration products
as a solution to this problem, focusing on:
Reducing travel stress
Creating flexible, collaborative, happy workplaces
The entire content theme was designed around: “HAPPYATWORK”
3 Pillars of KABOOM ABM
- Content Personalization — tailored content based on the user’s journey stage
- Journey Tracking — mapping where each prospect stood
- Intent & Engagement Scoring — surfacing only the ready-to-convert accounts
Multi-Stage Content Journey - From Awareness to Action
We created personalized content journeys with the
following flow:
- Awareness Stage: Thought leadership, trends, and VC benefits
- Engagement Stage: Success stories, product deep dives
- Action Stage: Demo pages, product selectors, and conversion CTAs
Dynamic Personalization - Hooks, Banners & CTAs
Role-specific creatives and dynamic CTAs were deployed based on user interaction.
Every banner was personalized — from CXO-level messages to instant demo forms, minimizing friction.
We majorly focused on:
- Auto-filled demo forms for speed
- Product-specific hooks — Rally, MeetUp, Rally Plus
- Strong use of ebooks and gated content for engagement
Precision Tracking & Intent Scoring
Our KABOOM engine meticulously tracked every
interaction:
- 9,425 contacts mapped
- 31% of journey stages identified with clear scoring
- Action-stage accounts (72 contacts) flagged for sales
The Impact and Results
| Metric | Outcome |
|---|---|
| Total Contacts Tracked | 9,425 |
| Decision-Maker Mapping | 31% Mapped and Scored |
| Hot Accounts in Action Stage | 72 Accounts Ready for Sales |
| Total Sales Pipeline | ₹85 Lakh Identified |
What Made dotConverse Different?
- KABOOM delivered intent-based precision, not bulk leads
- Role and journey-based content — maximizing relevance
- Seamless integration of storytelling, engagement, and pipeline delivery
- Helped the client own the "HAPPYATWORK" narrative — making collaboration emotionally resonant
